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How many Devil Fruits are there in ‘One Piece’?

In 'One Piece,' Devil Fruits are powerful items that grant unique powers. Fans put their heads together to count the mysterious objects.

Devil Fruits are some of the most powerful items in the One Piece franchise, with a variety of different skills accessible only after consuming these fruits.

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If you’ve been watching the series, reading the manga, or playing any of One Piece’s associated games, you’ve definitely stumbled upon some of these mysterious fruits and seen how powerful they can be.

While there are drawbacks to consuming Devil Fruit, there is also plenty to gain. With so many seen in the show, you may be wondering exactly how many Devil Fruits exist in the One Piece world. While we can’t get an exact answer, the community has compiled quite a number themselves.

How many Devil Fruits are there in One Piece?

Luffy eating the Hito Hito No Mi: Sun God Nika fruit
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According to the One Piece Fandom, there are about 207 total Devil Fruits in the entire franchise comprised of anime, films, manga, and video games. However, only 150 of these have been shown canonically in canon content directly under the supervised eye of Eiichiro Oda.

These fruits can be split into three categories: Paramecia, Logia, and Zoan. Paramecia is the most common type of the three and includes different fruits that grant superhuman powers of all kinds. For a long time, it was believed Luffy’s Gum-Gum fruit was a paramecia type, but since then we’ve come to know that’s not the case, but here are some other examples of widely recognizable Paramecia fruits:

  • Soul Soul Fruit (Big Mom)
  • Flower Flower Fruit (Nico Robin)
  • Op-Op Fruit (Trafalgar Law)
  • Paw-Paw Fruit (Bartholomew Kuma)
  • Mochi Mochi Fruit (Katakuri)

Logia Fruits, on the other hand, boast powers to allow their user to control different elements such as Fire, Smoke, and even shadows. These are widely regarded as the most powerful class of Devil Fruit, with some of the most destructive capacities of all of the classes. Some infamous Logia-type devil fruits include:

  • Rumble-Rumble Fruit (Enel)
  • Fire-Fire Fruit (Portgas D. Ace and Sabo)
  • Smoke-Smoke Fruit (Smoker)
  • Magma-Magma Fruit (Akainu)
  • Ice-Ice Fruit (Kuzan)

Finally, Zoan Fruits grant their user the ability to transform into different animals or hybrid forms of species they already belong to. There are plenty of different variants of this seen within the show and in other non-canonical mediums such as video games. Zoan fruits also include the rarest (and arguably most powerful) devil fruit type: Mythical Zoans. Here are some examples:

  • Standard Zoan: Cat-Cat Fruit, Model: Leopard (Rob Lucci)
  • Ancient Zoan: Dragon-Dragon Fruit, Model: Pteranodon (King)
  • Mythical Zoan: Human Human Fruit, Model: Nika (Monkey D. Luffy)

While the number that the Fandom has arrived at might be the most accurate to date, it will most definitely continue to grow as One Piece continues releasing new manga volumes and anime material.


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